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Replacing or upgrading your PS4âs hard drive. It is surprisingly easy to replace or upgrade your PS4âs hard drive. The drive itself is a normal 2.5-inch hard drive, and you can replace it with any other 2.5-inch drive (HDD or SSD) as long as itâs no taller than 9.5 millimeters and has a capacity of at least 160GB.
On a PC, right-click the drive and select Format from the menu. On Mac, use Disk Utility and erase and reformat using MS DOS (FAT) and Master Boot Record scheme. 3. Create a folder titled PS4 (all caps) on the flash drive. Create another folder titled UPDATE (all caps) within that PS4 folder.est your USB drive with your PS4 first. Make sure it plugs snugly into one of the USB ports on your PS4 -- some drives are too fat and can't be inserted all the way. If your drive works, move on to the next step. 3. Plug your USB drive into your computer.